Many people have written me to ask me to comment on the mantras. Some time ago I wrote this blog with the intention of bringing together the best lessons he considered essential to have a basic understanding about what is Buddhism.
Many people do not understand the true essence of the meaning of the mantras and seeks to trivialize tattoos. "Symbol of ostentation? Fad? If you look, the lamas are not any mantra tattooed on the body, for one simple reason;
'The impermanence. "
The body will be abandoned and everything we in the equally left behind. But the only thing that will survive all this behind us is one thing:
'The experience'.
So I strongly recommend that you tatuéis mantras in your mind, the only way to record it in your mental continuum and serve you ara future lives.
what way?
Very simple, repeating these mantras over and over again, combining the mantra of love and compassion with a peaceful attitude, for example.
Then each time you repeat 'Om Mani Padme Hum, "automatically your mind becomes peaceful and know that you've already got the mantra tattooed on your mind, until that happens, keep repeating it over and over again.
See what lamas do when they retire to meditate, repeat and repeat mantras over and over again because they want that associated with the mental attitude based mantra repetitions to become part of character.
This is my main recommendation on how to tattoo their mantras.
If after this and still say, you want tatuaros mantras in leather as a symbol of ... not, then go to this link and find the main lso spelling of mantras and their meanings:
I also put some mantra recitation videos for you to know how they are pronounced.
As for the translation of the mantras:
The mantra is a word or group of words without a specific semantic content. A mantra is a set of syllables in Sanskrit (the sacred language of Hinduism and Tantric Buddhism), recited a number of times to get an achievement that can be mundane (get something, achieve a skill) or transcendent (the crowning achievement , which in Tibetan Buddhism enlightenment is not only rational but the true nature of mind). Also be defined as a sound or combination of words which by their construction, meaning and rhythm, has the ability to concentrate the mind, uplifting.
The word is sound. Sound is vibration. Vibration is energy. According to Hinduism, mantra Om is the primordial sound of the universe, the origin and beginning of all mantras.
In Hindu tradition, the primary function of the mantras is to liberate the mind from the conditioning material and raising the consciousness to a higher or spiritual level
In Tibetan Buddhism, each mantra is considered the sound for some aspect of lighting and is recited to identify with that aspect of the enlightened mind.
For example, the famous om mani padme hum corresponds to compassion. It translates: Oh, the jewel in the lotus, being originally the famous mantra om sound symbol for the Brahman, but this mantra became part of a famous Buddhist phrase.
Mandalas are schematic diagrams or symbolic representations of the macrocosm and microcosm, used in Buddhism and Hinduism. Structurally, the sacred space (the center of the universe and medium concentration), is usually represented as a circle inscribed in a quadrilateral. In practice, the Hindu yantra are linear, while the Buddhist mandalas are quite figurative. From the cardinal axes sectorizar usually parts or regions inside the circle, mandala.
The word is sound. Sound is vibration. Vibration is energy. According to Hinduism, mantra Om is the primordial sound of the universe, the origin and beginning of all mantras.
In Hindu tradition, the primary function of the mantras is to liberate the mind from the conditioning material and raising the consciousness to a higher or spiritual level
In Tibetan Buddhism, each mantra is considered the sound for some aspect of lighting and is recited to identify with that aspect of the enlightened mind.
For example, the famous om mani padme hum corresponds to compassion. It translates: Oh, the jewel in the lotus, being originally the famous mantra om sound symbol for the Brahman, but this mantra became part of a famous Buddhist phrase.
Mandalas are schematic diagrams or symbolic representations of the macrocosm and microcosm, used in Buddhism and Hinduism. Structurally, the sacred space (the center of the universe and medium concentration), is usually represented as a circle inscribed in a quadrilateral. In practice, the Hindu yantra are linear, while the Buddhist mandalas are quite figurative. From the cardinal axes sectorizar usually parts or regions inside the circle, mandala.
here mantra of "Love and Compassion" Om mani padme hum.
Tibetan Buddhism 
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